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Tantrum of a problem child might cool India's economic engineThe IMD has retained its forecast for a below-normal monsoon in 2026, with El Nino expected to dominate the June-September season and rainf...- Vegetable prices crash up to 80% since January, deepening farm distressVegetable prices have fallen sharply since January. Potatoes are down 40 percent, onions 50 percent, and tomatoes up to 80 percent. This is...
- Tomato Price: Here’s how and where to get tomatoes at Rs 65/kg in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, FaridabadThe Indian government is selling tomatoes at Rs 65 per kg through mobile vans to control rising prices. Unseasonal rains in Maharashtra hav...
- Government to sell tomatoes at Rs 65/kgThe government has begun selling tomatoes at Rs 65 per kg through mobile vans and retail outlets to curb soaring prices due to unseasonal r...
- Retail prices of tomato may decline as wholesale rates fall over 30%The retail prices of vegetables in the consumption centres are usually double the wholesale rates or even higher, mainly due to addition of...
- Tomato prices crash 37% in just a day in Maharashtra mandis to Rs 55 a kg!Tomato prices in some Maharashtra mandis reportedly fell by 37% due to oversupply leading to 25,000 crates arriving on Thursday, up from 6,...
- Tomato prices in Delhi-NCR won't come down till September, to cross Rs 200 per kilo mark soonTomato prices in Delhi are set to hit an all-time high due to a producer state shortage. The price surge began in June, blamed on reduced p...
- Tomates price expected to drop; govt to sell tomatoes at subsidised rate online soonAfter an increase in the supply of new crops from Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, the Indian government has announced that the retail price...
- Central agencies to procure tomatoes from 3 states, sell at discounted ratesDistribution will be done through retail outlets at discounted prices in Delhi-NCR region by July 14, the Department of Consumer Affairs sa...
- Govt to procure tomatoes from AP, Karnataka & Maharashtra amid price riseThe Indian Department of Consumer Affairs has instructed the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (NAFED) and National Co...
- Extreme low prices for six months is reason behind current tomato crisis, says Maha govtTomato growers experienced losses due to low prices, leading to a decrease in new plantations as a result of delayed monsoons. During Decem...
- Growers cut tomato plantationMaharashtra is a key supplier of tomatoes to the country during July and August.
- Price rise: Maharashtra woman receives tomatoes as precious gift on birthdaySonal Borse, a resident of Kochadi in Kalyan, received more than 4 kg of tomatoes as a gift from her relatives on her birthday on Sunday.
- Tomato prices shoot up from Rs 10 to Rs 60 in BengaluruThe retail price of tomatoes has shot up in various districts of Karnataka especillay in Bengaluru after supply crunch due to incessant rai...
- Tomato prices likely to normalise in 10 daysThe prices of tomatoes have climbed to Rs 80 a kg in last few days burning pockets of consumers.
- Tomato prices cross Rs 80/kg; likely to stay firm in next two monthsHigh temperatures during April and May have affected tomato production adversely in the key growing belts of north India and Maharashtra.
- Tomato prices double in a week; leave onion prices behindTomato prices have doubled to Rs 80 a kg in the past week, as plant diseases halved the output in Maharashtra, a major producer.
- Tomato prices likely to ease as supplies pick upAvailability of the tomatoes has streamlined across the country and retail prices are expected to reduce within a week.
- Indian tomato is neighbour’s envy; Maharashtra farmers send large consignments to Pakistan, Dubai and BangladeshApart from Pakistan, tomato consignments are also being dispatched to Mumbai for export to Dubai and the Petrapole-Benapole border checkpoi...
- Tomato growers now face huge losses on price crashThe local crop from Delhi, Madhya Pradesh has started coming to the local markets from October. Thus there is no demand for tomatoes from M...
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